Greetings, parish orphans and retrogrades.

Today is Monday, June the 5th, and it is the feast day of St. Boniface of Mains.

I have a beautiful stained glass window of St. Boniface here, and I want to teach you a little bit about St. Boniface,

but that's not all the shows about today.

In 11 days on June the 16th, a couple of pagan practices that have become widespread mainstream and have grown into the culture will take place.

Firstly, we have Dodgers Pride Night, on which night the group,

the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgences, will be honored with an award for their paganism,

for their pagan spoofing of Roman Catholicism,

with, in some of the most crass terms imaginable that we've talked about on this show a few times.

On the same day that out in L.A., as they say, in Dodger Stadium,

this pagan practice will take place.

You have the unleashing of Elemental, a new Disney movie, which is outright pagan.

You know, if you watch this show Parish Orphans and Retrogrades, that we don't get up at

arms about every last thing.

I've plugged very hard the first seat, the Aristotelian themes and light

motifs in the first season of Stranger Things, even though it's, it's run by a woke company.

So we're not overly puritanical here at Rules for Etrogrades. And yet, elemental Dodgers Pride night

are a new level.

Next phase, paganism that's being unfurled before the American public,

which is to some extent the leader of the free world.

This is a mere 11 days after the feast day of St. Boniface of Mainz,

who, as you know, chopped down the pagan tree, the idle pagan tree, near his home where he traveled to spread the missionary effort.

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